Ramkhamhaeng National Park

The 341-square-kilometer park incorporates the Khao Luang Mountain Range, featuring multiple peaks that supply water to agricultural lands through various tributaries.

The Royal Forest Department inspected Khao Luang area in 1974, leading to its establishment as Thailand's eighteenth national park on October 27, 1980.

The park extends to the Sukhothai Historical Park, containing structures from the thirteenth century when Sukhothai served as one of Thailand's first capitals.

Visitors can access numerous hiking trails, camping areas, and information centers while exploring the diverse ecosystems of mountains, waterfalls, and forested regions.

The park's location appears in Sukhothai Inscription I, created by King Ramkhamhaeng, documenting early Thai civilization's connection with this natural environment.

GPS coordinates: 16.88980,99.66326

Latest update: March 13, 2025 02:40